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tencats

(567 posts)
Tue Oct 6, 2015, 05:04 AM Oct 2015

Chicago Divvy workers need livable wages & benefits

Divvy has been operating for over two years in Chicago. There are a good number of employees here have been here since the beginning. We need a living wage to continue in our quest to maintain this system. High demands are made on most employees. Yet, many workers are still near their original starting wages. WE ARE IN CONTRACT NEGOTIATION AT THIS TIME & NEED YOUR HELP!! Some have been made full time with a meager benefit package. We are asking for YOU, DIVVY RIDERSHIP to see our FACEBOOK website & our MOVEON.ORG petition & put management on notice that being told we are doing a great job is just not enough. We need a livable wage! WE ARE BIKERS, OUT & PROUD! Thanks everyone! Divvy Workers.
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Chicago Divvy workers need livable wages & benefits (Original Post) tencats Oct 2015 OP
Petition by Divvy Workers Union tencats Oct 2015 #1

tencats

(567 posts)
1. Petition by Divvy Workers Union
Tue Oct 6, 2015, 05:27 AM
Oct 2015

Petition by Divvy Workers Union
To be delivered to Elliot Greenberger, General Manager, Divvy Bikes
Divvy workers work hard to run one of the largest bikeshare systems in North America. We formed a union to make sure that we’re treated fairly, and now Divvy is trying to refuse us wages that we can live on.


There are currently 205 signatures. NEW goal - We need 300 signatures!

http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/workers-in-sustainable/

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